The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-05

2. Elsey. Of Valentine. Neb., an old
friend and former employer Of Jay
Crane, is seeking rest and recreation al
the Springs. He leaves for home
tomorrow.
Hon. NJ. H. Day and wife, Of Spring.
field, OAK, arrived at the Minnekahta
Friday last. Mr.. Day .eft for the
northern Hills on Tuesday to look
after his extensive mining interests in
that locality.
Gen. J. w. Forsyth, Mai. s. NJ.
Whiteside, Capt.G. =. McCrary Capt.
w. S. Edgerly and Lieutenants Robin
son and Brewer, all OF Fort Meade,
registered at the MinEekahta House
Friday night.
Although Thursday opened up rainy
and unfavorable yet the people are
gathering and pitching their tents.
Should the weather prove favorable,
a large attendance is expected at the
camp meeting.
Jimmie Stanley had the third
finger of his left hand frightfully
mangled in the newspaper press at the
STAR Office on Friday last. The injured
member was Immediately dressed and
is now rapidly healing.
w. C. Hutchins, Sionx CITY: A.
Doyle, Lead City; Mrs. e. n. Waite.
Chadron; Mrs. a. Christensen, Ncb.:
and Otto 7. Purucll, of Central CITY,
autographed at the Minnekahta This
week.
/. j. r. Buchanan, Of Missouri, Valley.
General Passenger Agent of the F. b.
& NJ. v. railroad, and w. c. Halsey,
of Chadron, superintendent Of this
division, were guests at the Minnekah-
ia the first of the week.
Col. E. S. Ormsby, f. 2. soper and
wife, of Emmcttsburg, Iowa, have
been visiting through the Hills and are
now guests Of the Minnckahta and
bathing IN the vitalizing waters Of
these thermal springs.
Mrs. d. j. Butcher, Buffalo GAP;
3. Dickover. Mrs. c. NJ. Reid, j. w.
Tuson and NJ. q. Fenson. Beaver Greek:
e. S. Brookin, Alkada: w. C. Thomp.
son, Cheyenne Falls and Fin Potter,
of Rapid City, are among this weeks
arrivals at the Ferguson House.
Mart Walters, an old moss-back typo
struck the STAR Office ON Tuesday and
after receiving the usual compliments
conferred by one printer to another,
he struck the road for tie Hills. Mart
is an ancient deciple of the cart Pre-
servative," having learned the profess
ion in so.
Geo. Roach, a thrifty. enterprisine
granger from the east end Of the
county, was in the city on Saturday,
and gave the STAR Office pleasant call.
MIR. Roach says that harvesting is in
full 6last in his section of the county,
and the indications are that a good
average crop Of wheat and oats will
be harvested, and the crop Of corn and
vegetables is immense.
Andy G. Butler, one of the able
bodied compositors Of the Gase;te, and
Miss Lucy A. Manning. charming
and vivacious young lady, were united
in marriage by Justice Mitchell yester.
day afternoon. The happy pair will
begin housekeeping at once. The
Gazette joins with their legion of
friends in wishing them all bliss
imaginablc.-St. Joe Gazette. July q.
Andy is we'll and favorably known
in Hot Springs. and has a hos. Of friends
here who join with the STAR III wishing
the newly welded pair smooth sailing
and pleasant voyage over the matri.
monial ocean.
Maj. f. c. Lyman. Of Troy, New
York. gave the SrAE Office pleasant
call on Wednesday. Mr.. Lyman's re-
marks have the right ring in them
when he says that Dakota has inexllaus.
table resources and future before her
which is Incompatible. MIR. Lyman
says one of the greatest drawbacks tn
her speedy growth, prosperity and ad.
mission, is the scurillous and black
mailing lies that are concoctcdand cir
culated by eastern papers. in regard
to Dakota's barreness, thereby re;
tarding the progress of immigration
Mr.. Lyman has gained health and
strength in thcpnre atmosphere of this
region and speaks in glowing terms of
the kindness and ho ritalityo Of the peo,
pie.
EETslL MARKET REPORT.